Craig Bouchard is an accomplished financier and business executive, with a long career and many milestones in the financial sphere. His newest project, Ecolution kWh, is an attempt to revolutionize energy collection by focusing on the harnessing of kinetic energy. This project is currently burgeoning at a global level, with patents pending in Germany, China, Japan, and South Korea. If put into place at a wide level, then the world’s energy resourcing might change significantly in the years to come.

Experience

Bouchard has a plethora of experience in the global metal industry, having started companies that generated billions of dollars in revenue. He was a finalist for CEO of the year in 2018 and has a number of other achievements worth mentioning. A man with fingers in many pies, he also has had success writing – he was on the New York Times Bestseller list for his business book “The Caterpillar Way. Lessons in Leadership, Growth and Shareholder Value,” which was co-written with Dr. James V. Koch. In 2014, Bouchard even authored a children’s book, “The Adventures of Ai,” which achieved global recognition and spawned its own video game. Bouchard has seemingly found success in every field that he has worked in, and it would seem the next field he is targeting is energy production.

Ecolution kWh

This project from Craig Bouchard harnesses energy collected by trailers and train cars. While you might be under the impression that these don’t generate any energy, you’d be mistaken – this project actually converts kinetic energy into available electrical energy that can then be utilized elsewhere. The higher the speed of the vehicles, the more energy. The energy is collected via connecting the trailer or train car’s brake disc components to a strategically placed alternator, which then harnesses and stores the energy in conjunction with a converter and battery. This revolutionary project could be an energy source for all sorts of things if it is adopted on a wide scale.